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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1911
Page
3
Delegate Kuhio opposed the army armory site for the infantry barracks. He favored a waterfront allocation and warned locals against unilateral Washington plans. He urged unity to prevent government missteps and preferred a site on the waterfront if feasible.
Wire service report describes President Diei's serious illness with fever and strange symptoms. Rioters rallied outside the palace as protests escalated, with clashes and arrests reported amid the chaos. Resignation talk surfaces as factions push for rapid action and foreign observers weigh the political fallout.
City and county road committees inspect districts for urgent street oiling. One thousand dollars allocated to oil about three miles of thoroughfares in Makik district. County plans also to resurface sections and improve the Newnot Valley route between Cortina and Paull to maintain a passable standard.
In Hilo, the labor union debated sending a delegate to the International Labor Association convention in Seattle and settled on Ewaltko as the representative. The schedule notes his departure Friday on Mauna Kea text, with return anticipated by the Enterprise day. Governor repair and belt road commission appointments for Meare Pritchard, Mole nd Maguire were approved. A committee investigated Portuguese labor complaints, finding them unfounded, while another panel considered placing union members on public works and welfare tasks.
The journal details two outfits, a white crape model embroidered in brown and white to feature Monlse with the wallet, and a black chiffon model trimmed with white beads over white lining, illustrating opposite embroidery choices for the promenade.
A dated admonition on female discretion urges women to hide marital faults and not confide troubles to friends. It argues that sharing husband weaknesses damages affection and social standing, encourages self control, and recommends supporting husbands quietly to foster love and respect.
Fragmentary text describes a beggar being chased from Honolulu and moving elsewhere. The garbled content mentions names, agencies, and unclear events, with no coherent details or dates to confirm a specific incident or outcome.
Weekly Bulletin item reports on Erveriega ae a weekly bulletin. Details are fragmentary but indicate a record of events, notices, or notices of interest. Strong names and places are unreadable. the entry preserves a glimpse of a local publication cadence.
Fragmentary text suggests a note about colds causing headaches and a laxative ingredient possibly linked to a remedy. Names, places, or dates are not clearly readable. The readable portion indicates a health or pharmaceutical reference with unclear sources.
The fragmentary OCR item mentions a motor traveling coat and PPP with unclear foreign phrasing. It lacks concrete names, places, dates, or a clear event. Summarization limited by readability. main items are the phrases Motor Traveling Coat and PPP.
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